In The News: College of Liberal Arts

Las Vegas Sun

A proposed amendment to a Nye County ordinance that would restrict the hours when legal prostitutes are permitted to leave licensed brothels has renewed a debate about the rights and working conditions of sex workers in Nevada.

Las Vegas Review Journal

An athlete looking to get faster or stronger might spend time in the gym or working on their skills with a coach.

Las Vegas Weekly

This UNLV sociology professor turns his researcher's eye toward the emerging craft beer scene in Las Vegas.

The Spokesman-Review

After mass shootings in Ohio and Texas this summer, gun control burst back on the scene as a major political issue for Democrats. Now it risks taking a back seat as impeachment fever overtakes Washington.

Fortune

After mass shootings in Ohio and Texas this summer, gun control burst back on the scene as a major political issue for Democrats. Now it risks taking a back seat as impeachment fever overtakes Washington.

KTNV-TV: ABC 13

UNLV professor offers advice for those grieving over One October.

Las Vegas Sun

Meghan Earley loves her retired life in Laughlin. She often goes out to lunch with friends, participates in trivia nights and takes monthly trips to Sunset Station in Henderson and Springs Preserve in Las Vegas with other members of her senior center.

KLAS-TV: 8 News Now

Last year, we profiled a UNLV professor who started tracking the trauma of 1 October survivors and the Las Vegas community. As we enter the two-year anniversary, it’s clear many people are still recovering.

Fashionista

Fabric has become far more important to the average consumer, especially when it comes to athletic clothes.

Inside Hook

Is the menswear staple going extinct, or just evolving?

Las Vegas Sun

Just after the two-year anniversary of the day that irrevocably changed Leslie Collis’ life, the native Las Vegan will say goodbye to the city she has called home for 15 years.

Vox

In April 2018, Mark Zuckerberg made a rare public appearance wearing a suit. Congress had compelled him to testify on Capitol Hill, the lawmakers curious why Facebook had been so adept at harvesting personal data and so inept at policing Russian spies.